Bailout just prolongs Greek agony
The deal hammered out by eurozone ministers is by no means the end of the tragedy as Greece's future still looks dismal.
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More tough love for parastatals
Government has tightened the purse strings and its tough stance on bailouts for parastatals seems to be bearing fruit.
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EU seals new Greek bailout deal after tortuous talks
Eurozone leaders have sealed a new bailout for Greece that will fix its immediate financing needs but is unlikely to revive its shattered economy.
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Road to hell paved with bank bailouts
Economist says the bailout money would have achieved more if it had simply been given to the public.
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Moody's cuts Ireland to junk, warns of second bailout
Moody's cut Ireland's credit rating to junk on Tuesday, warning that the debt-laden country would probably need a second bailout.
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Swaziland turns to South Africa for bailout
Swaziland has asked South Africa for an emergency bailout of R10-billion but the government say it would need to review the request first.
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Irish to shrink, merge banks as part of bail out
Ireland has agreed to minimise, merge or sell its banks as part of a European Union-International Monetary Fund bail out.
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Bailing out SABC shouldn't be business as usual
A bail-out by government seems the only solution, but what's to stop the SABC sliding into the deep red once again?
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Bank pledges bail-out billions
The European Investment Bank's statutes state that its outstanding loans portfolio cannot exceed 250% of its capital.
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SA warns against car-industry bailouts
South Africa said on Monday that industry bailouts by rich nations, especially in the carmaker sector, could be a covert form of protectionism.
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